Not so Angry Birds: Photographer's amazing shots of his adorable daughters

By Daily Mail Reporter

Last updated at 9:16 PM on 26th February 2012

It is not every day that a little girl can transform into an iPhone Angry Bird and launch her sister at sitting pigs.

But for Kristin, eight, and Kayla, five, this is just one of the many magical adventures they've had thanks to their talented photographer father Jason Lee.

The sisters are snapped riding a flying bicycle, playing with the Cookie Monster and even letting their hair down like Rapunzel in Lee's on-line blog which has been viewed by thousands. 

Not so angry birds: Smiling Kristin, eight, launches her younger sister Kayla, five, at sitting pigs in a recreation of hit iPhone game

High-flyer: Kayla rides a flying bicycle over her older sister's head in the family's kitchen

Oh dear! Kristin will have some explaining to do after launching her younger sibling Kayla off into the sky

Lee of San Ramon, California, was inspired to start documenting his daughters' childhood when his mother was diagnosed with non-Hodgkins lymphoma in 2006.

Unable to take his daughters to visit - for fear of his mother catching their childhood coughs and colds - he turned to his camera.

Snack time: Kayla, 5, holding a giant cookie hangs out with the Cookie Monster from the Sesame Street

Rapunzel, let down your hair! Kayla obviously did not see the stairs, and instead decides to use Kristin's Rapunzel-like locks to get to her sister

Sweet! Little cupcake Kayla makes a run for it with hungry sister Kristin hot on her tail

Lee previously told MailOnline: 'I wanted to keep my Mum up to date with things that were going on in their lives. I just hoped to cheer her up with my pictures.'

So he started to take more and more creative photographs of the girls, in increasingly more imaginative poses.

He said: 'I generally come up with an idea first, then set up lighting, then set up my camera. I take anywhere from three to five images, then create a composite of the girls.'

Couch potatoes: Kristin, left, and Kayla, right, have enjoyed many magical adventures thanks to their talented photographer father Jason Lee

Funny bunnies: Kristin ends up with egg in her face thanks to Kayla's juggling practice going wrong

In one ear and out the other, Kayla is clearly not interested in what her older sister has to say

The experienced wedding photographer uses a $2,700 Nikon D700 camera, and 16 pieces of lighting equipment, before editing the frames using Photoshop software, spending up to an hour-and -a half on each shot.

The girls are a 'never-ending source of ideas' when it comes to Lee's creative process, he told the Huffington Post.

He added: 'Most of the ideas come from the girls. I observe them playing, or sometimes I hear the funny and outrageous things they say. Their day-to-day life also plays a big role for my inspiration.'
 

Oops! Little Kayla apparently weighs a little more than older sister Kristin anticipated

Things go a little wrong in the kitchen as the girls prepare for Thanksgiving Day

Bookworms: Kristin, left, and Kayla on the cover of a book about sisters

As for Lee's mother, she was delighted with his project and continues to follow their growth online.

'I just hope that people enjoy the images as much as I enjoy taking them,' Lee told The  Post.

'Maybe reading about their antics and stories can bring a smile to someone's face.'

Lee of San Ramon, California, was inspired to start documenting his daughters' childhood when his mother was diagnosed with non-Hodgkins lymphoma

Festive feast: The girls enjoy a Halloween treat full of creepy crawlies

Now for the clean-up: The girls roll of their sleeves and get to work on the mountains of dishes

The girls clearly love being in the photographs.

Little Kayla said: 'I think it’s really cool. I like when Daddy takes pictures of us.'

Kristen said she would like to follow in her father’s footsteps, saying: 'It looks like fun taking photos.'

Love is in the air: The girls' love for Justin Bieber inspired this Valentine's Day picture